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Choose to take part
Residents submit their own stop. Organisers submit their events. Each listing would include a date, times and the details visitors need.
Small discoveries. Big adventures.
Something
spooktacular
is on its way.
Meet RoamPebble. We’re creating playful ways to explore your neighbourhood — and our first adventure could begin with Halloween in Castlemilk.
Launching soon at roampebble.co.uk
Your next adventure starts nearby.A little curiosity goes a long way.
Local discoveries
Family adventures
Seasonal fun
Explore at your own pace
Our proposed first adventureFind the pumpkins.
A community Halloween map
Find the pumpkins.
Follow the fun.
Imagine a local map of decorated homes that welcome trick-or-treaters, alongside Halloween events. A little neighbourhood adventure, shaped by the people who live here.
- Welcoming stops
Residents choose to submit their own decorated home and welcoming times. - Discover what’s happening
Explore local Halloween events and decorated displays. - Make it an adventure
Optional playful clues could turn your walk into a mini hunt.
We’re exploring this idea for Castlemilk. The map, event date and submission process are still being planned.
Built with the neighbourhood
A local idea.
A shared adventure.
Here’s how the community map could work when it opens.
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Check the details
We plan to review submissions before they appear. Hosts would be able to update or withdraw their listing when plans change.
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Explore together
Families choose the stops that suit them, follow welcoming times and enjoy the neighbourhood at their own pace.
And this is just the beginning
More discoveries around the corner.
Our wider plan includes area treasure hunts, learning adventures and fun seasonal themes — with an online tool for creating your own custom hunts.
A few things to know
Is the Halloween map live yet?
Not yet. RoamPebble is launching soon, and the community Halloween map is a proposed launch idea. We’ll share confirmed details here when they’re ready.
Would every decorated house be listed?
No. The idea is for residents to opt in themselves. Decorations alone would not mean a home welcomes visitors, and nobody should submit another person’s home without their permission.
Would we need to follow a set route?
The idea is to let families choose their own stops. Any optional hunt or clues would be there for fun, with no timer or pressure to complete everything.